Water bottles seem to have a mind of their own in my house, where I lose so many lids and constantly need to purchase new bottles for my girls. Now, I tried out a set of five water bottles, which were made in a set to help make drinking water appealing to children. Since I received the items, I’ve seen preteens out and about, carrying their full size, brightly colored Reduce water bottles. While using my background as a working mom and a teacher, I considered how the product worked well for me as well as my family.

Kids’ Water Bottles: Reduce WaterWeek

One of my favorite things about the bottles was the vibrant coloring, which really got my girls’ attention. The pink water bottle matched my younger daughter Georgiana’s tee shirt perfectly. Even though Georgiana was busy visiting with her relatives who were in town, I couldn’t help but snap some pictures to show how intrigued she was with the new bottles.

Georgiana was supposed to be sharing the new bottles with her sister, but she couldn’t resist snatching up her favorite one to try. I noticed that Georgiana was all smiles about the new item. As Georgiana tried out the item, she was a little messy using the cup because I didn’t use the sippy tops that the company sells. I’ve read that 18 month old children are supposed to phase out sippy cups to help their teeth come in right, so as a parent, I knew that a little mess was part of the learning process of having to use cups. Overall, I was really impressed that the opening on the tops was so small, which made less mess than most regularly shaped bottles with wider openings. The design seemed to work well for my younger daughter.

 My older daughter Samantha was also intrigued with her new bottles. The organization of the bottles was very appealing to my kids. Samantha enjoyed that she could just grab a bottle anytime she wanted, which gave her the independence that she craves. The idea of being allowed to take water and drink it anytime overjoyed  Samantha.

While using the products, I felt that the quality was good. I hand washed the items with hot soap and water. Because I plan on using the items so frequently, I intend to only use the dishwasher around once a week, if even. The mouths of the bottles are small for a regular sponge to fit in, but I own some of the super skinny baby bottle scrubbers that worked well to clean the inside of the water bottle. In the future, I will continue to use the bottles, and I might even need to buy another set so both of my girls get enough water.

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Disclosure

I received a free item to help inform my writing.